Rotel RA-1060 stereo integrated amplifier Owner's Manual

Rotel RA-1060 is a stereo integrated amplifier designed for audiophiles and music lovers who seek exceptional sound quality. It features a highly regulated power supply with custom-designed toroidal transformer and slit foil capacitors, ensuring ample power reserves and faithful reproduction of demanding audio signals. The RA-1060 utilizes symmetrical circuit traces and premium components like metal film resistors and polystyrene capacitors for precise timing and accurate music reproduction.

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Key features

  • High performance stereo integrated amplifier
  • Highly regulated power supply
  • Custom-designed toroidal power transformer
  • Custom-made slit foil capacitors
  • Independent input signal selectors for listening and recording
  • Two sets of speaker outputs
  • Preamp outputs
  • Tape inputs and outputs

Frequently asked questions

The RA-1060 has a continuous power output of 60 watts per channel (20-20 kHz, < 0.03%, 8 ohms).

The L-1 setting provides a moderate increase in bass frequencies (typically +3dB @ 100Hz), while the L-2 setting provides a more increase in bass frequencies (typically +4dB @ 100Hz).

The RA-1060 has two sets of tape connections, labelled TAPE 1 and TAPE 2. When connecting a recorder to the RA-1060, the outputs of the recorder must be connected to the tape inputs of the RA-1060. Similarly the tape outputs of the RA-1060 must be connected to the inputs of the recorder.

The 12V TRIGGER connection can be used to turn on and off other Rotel amplifiers using a 12 volt signal. When the RA-1060 is activated, a 12 volt DC signal appears at this connector and will turn on an amplifier. When the RA-1060 is turned off, the trigger signal is interrupted and the external amplifier will be turned off.

The RA-1060's protection circuit is independent of the audio signal and has no impact on sonic performance. It monitors the temperature of the output devices and shuts down the amplifier if temperatures exceed safe limits. Should a faulty condition arise, the amplifier will stop playing. If this happens, turn the amplifier off, let it cool down for several minutes, and attempt to identify and correct the problem. When you turn the amplifier back on, the protection circuit will automatically reset.
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